Alexander McLean's Journey and Impact

Peter Manson Ouko shares his story of being wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death. Despite the injustice, he chose forgiveness and became an advocate for justice reform. With the help of Alexander McLean, he pursued education while in prison, becoming the first graduate from the University of London within the prison system. Manson now works to empower other inmates through education and legal advocacy, aiming to reform the justice system and provide access to justice for all.

What was Manson's profession before his wrongful conviction?

• Doctor

• Interior Designer

• Lawyer

• Teacher

How did Manson choose to respond to his unjust imprisonment?

• By escaping prison

• By playing the victim

• By seeking revenge

• By embracing forgiveness

Who was Alexander McLean?

• A university graduate from the UK

• A lawyer

• A prison guard

• A fellow inmate

What significant facility did Alexander McLean and his team help establish in the prison?

• A courtroom

• A library

• A gym

• A cafeteria

What degree did Manson pursue while in prison?

• Business

• Medicine

• Law

• Engineering

How did Manson assist other inmates after his graduation?

• By teaching them art

• By cooking meals

• By writing legal briefs

• By organizing sports events

What was the outcome of Manson's efforts in prison education?

• He became a prison warden

• He was released early

• He helped 63 inmates study law

• He started a business

What inspired Manson to keep moving forward despite challenges?

• A book he read

• A letter from his daughter

• The words of Martin Luther King

• A dream he had

What is Manson's focus after his release from prison?

• Traveling the world

• Helping the African Prisons Project

• Writing a book

• Starting a new business

What message does Manson convey about the victim narrative?

• It is unavoidable

• It is unproductive

• It is empowering

• It is necessary